Littell’s Statute Law of Kentucky, published from
1809-1819, has the first critically edited compilation of Kentucky
statutes. It has long been recognized by
lawyers as one of the founding documents of state law and by historians of
early Kentucky as an indispensable primary source for understanding everything
from the founding of cities and towns, to the regulation of marriage on the
early Western frontier.
Table of Contents of Vol. 1 [covers period from 1792 to 1800]
Title Page (n.p.)
Copyright page (n.p)
Introduction (pp. i-vi)
Charter of Virginia of 1609 (pp. vii-xiii)
Proclamation of 1763 (p. xiii)
Constitution of the United States (pp. 1-21)
Constitution of Kentucky (1792) (pp. 22-38)
New Constitution of Kentucky (1799) (pp. 38-58)
Acts of the General Assembly of Kentucky (pp. 59-697)
Index of Public and Practical Law (pp. 698-742)
Index to the Acts of Virginia Contained in the Praelections (pp. 743-744)
Index to Local Matter (pp. 745-747)
Table of Personal Acts (pp. 747)
Table of Reference to Cases Adjudicated in the Court of Appeals (pp. 748-758)
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